The Callback Rule Function Required Signature

The callback function must have a signature with the parameter types provided in a specific order.

The following table lists the parameter types in the order of their usage:

Parameter	Notes
`String id`	Identifies the current execution. Uses the value of `listenerName`, which was provided when calling the `Query.Statement.executeWithCallback()` function. The ID enables you to identify rows of data belonging to different executions of the same query (or different queries).
`boolean isBatchEnd`	Used in the case of continuous queries only, and is useful only when the query text contains an `order by` clause (see Order by Clause). Only true at the end of a batch of rows of data generated by the query. In the case of continuous queries where no sorting is used, each row of data is a batch. See Example Showing Batching of Return Values (Continuous Queries).
`boolean hasEnded`	When true, signals the end of the execution.
`Object row` OR `Object rows`	For `Query.Statement.executeWithCallback()`: An array of columns representing one row of data generated by the query. Each column corresponds to an item in the projection (see Select Clause). For `Query.Statement.executeWithBatchCallback()`: an array of rows comprising one batch of results.
`Object closure`	Closure object provided when executing the `Query.Statement.executeWithCallback()` function, or `null`. The object provided depends on your needs. For example, it could be a simple string, or it could be an array of objects used to add a row of data from each callback rule function.